In vitro binding energies capture Klf4 occupancy across the human genome
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DOI →In vitro binding energies capture Klf4 occupancy across the human genome
(PNAS)
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Biological condensates are the basis of many important cellular functions
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Congratulations to Anne Schwager, Jonas Neipel, Yahor Savich, Douglas Diehl and their colleagues on their new paper in PNAS...